The Algerian Constitutional Court is set to participate in a regional workshop focused on bolstering security systems in Arab countries. The event, scheduled for September 28-29, 2026, is taking place in Amman, Jordan. According to a statement released by the court, a member of the Constitutional Court, Abdelaziz Berraquk, will represent the institution at the workshop. The event is organized by the Governance and Peace Building team at the United Nations Development Programme's Regional Centre for Arab States.
The workshop, titled "Enhancing Security Systems for All: Towards Human-Centered Security Services in Arab States," aims to bring together experts and stakeholders to discuss ways to strengthen security systems while upholding human rights and equality. The event provides a platform for participants to share experiences, review best practices, and explore innovative approaches to establishing comprehensive security systems. The Algerian Constitutional Court's participation in this workshop underscores the country's commitment to regional cooperation and security.
During the workshop, Abdelaziz Berraquk will deliver a presentation on the constitutional and legislative aspects of the right to a healthy environment in Algeria. His talk will be part of a session focused on climate justice and security. This presentation highlights Algeria's efforts to integrate environmental protection into its legal framework and promote sustainable development.
The regional workshop is organized by the United Nations Development Programme's Regional Centre for Arab States, in collaboration with the Governance and Peace Building team. The event seeks to foster partnerships between the UNDP and governments to enhance regional cooperation and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to peace, justice, and strong institutions.
The participation of the Algerian Constitutional Court in this workshop reflects the country's commitment to promoting peace, justice, and human rights in the region. By engaging in discussions on security systems and climate justice, Algeria aims to contribute to the development of comprehensive and human-centered security approaches.
The workshop will provide a valuable opportunity for participants to exchange ideas, share experiences, and explore ways to address common security challenges in the Arab region. Through its participation, the Algerian Constitutional Court will contribute to the development of innovative solutions and best practices in the field of security and human rights.
The event is expected to conclude with a deeper understanding of the importance of human-centered security services and the need for cooperation among Arab states to address security challenges. The Algerian Constitutional Court's participation in the workshop demonstrates the country's commitment to regional cooperation and its role in promoting peace and security in the region.
Key points
- The Algerian Constitutional Court participates in a regional workshop on enhancing security systems in Arab states, held in Amman, Jordan.
- The workshop aims to promote human-centered security services and discuss ways to strengthen security systems while upholding human rights and equality.
- Algeria's participation in the workshop reflects the country's commitment to regional cooperation and its role in promoting peace, justice, and human rights in the region.
